User:Mediaintern6/onionskin - Revision history

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‎Intro

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‎Getting Ready

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‎Getting Ready

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‎3D Animation

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‎Intro

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‎2D Lab

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‎Getting Ready

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‎Realigning The Stand

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‎3D Animation

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 ==Intro==
-Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to have accurately fluid animation as it allows you to ...
+Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to have accurately fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement.
 == Settings ==

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 ==== Getting Ready ====
-# Use the pegbar to secure your artwork when utilizing the main animation stand.
+# Use the pegbar to secure your artwork and/or objects when utilizing the main animation stand.
 # Open up Dragonframe (for questions with opening Dragonframe and details, see [http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/Basic_Animation_2D_-_Dragonframe Basic Animation 2D]).
-# Use Dragonframe to set the focus in the the area, where you placed your drawing or objects. (for questions on using Auto-Focus and details, see [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/Focusing_-_Dragonframe Focusing-Dragonframe]).
+# Use Dragonframe to set the focus in the the area, where you placed your artwork and/or objects. (for questions on using Auto-Focus and details, see [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/Focusing_-_Dragonframe Focusing-Dragonframe]).
 # Click on X-Sheet in the upper right hand corner of Dragonframe (for questions about X-Sheet, see [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/X-Sheet_-_Dragonframe X-Sheet Dragonframe]).
 # Take several frames of your artwork and/or objects.

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 # Click on X-Sheet in the upper right hand corner of Dragonframe (for questions about X-Sheet, see [https://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/X-Sheet_-_Dragonframe X-Sheet Dragonframe]).
 # Take several frames of your artwork and/or objects.
 ==== 3D Animation ====

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 # Take several frames of your artwork and/or objects.
-=== 3D Animation ===
+==== 3D Animation ====
 By using this puppet, we will only be moving its arms as an example for using Onion skinning for 3D Animation.

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 ==Intro==
-Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation.
+Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to have accurately fluid animation as it allows you to ...
 == Settings ==

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 # Take several frames of your artwork and/or objects.
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 ==== 2D Animation (Hand-Drawn) ====

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 Another useful thing to note is, by using onion skinning, you have the ability to align your artwork in position within the frame when re-opening your Dragonframe folder. This is helpful to use if the Main Animation Desk or the height adjustment (that holds the camera) has been bumped or altered.
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 === 3D Lab ===

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 (Fig. 3.1)
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-<center>(A GIF example of onion skinning with 3D Animation.)</center>
+<center>(A GIF example of 3D Animation with onion skinning.)</center>
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